Dulles Heads to Paris for Talks With UK and French Leaders
Secretary of State Dulles travels to Paris to meet with French premier Mendes-France and Prime Minister Eden amid pressure to join Geneva talks. The visit aims to present Western unity on Indochina cease-fire terms and potential inclusion in Geneva discussions with Molotov and Chou En Lai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
U. S
United Front
Great Britain
Pethree Dulles
Geneva
Setivean Dillon
Ice
Mendes-France
Ene
Paris
Eden
U.S
Dulles
Smith
Indochina
America
Winston Churchill
Bonnet
Eisenhower
State Department
PiThece
Haseen
endes-France
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Hotel Matignon
Britain
Walter Bedell Smith
Churchill
House of Commons
China
Atlantic
Senate Foreign Relations
Youth Dies After Feud In Fatal Shooting
The shooting involved two feuding teen groups. Benavides named the attacker and companions. two others were investigated while one companion was cleared. Funeral set for 4 p m at St Joseph's Church with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include his mother Mrs Thomas Garza and father Miguel Benavides plus two sisters and two brothers.
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Benavides
Hart
Pauline Bowers
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
City of Lubbock
McDonald Funeral Home
Thomasa Garza
MV. Ave. R
Miguel Benavides
Eisenhower urges bipartisan highway plan and strong defense posture
President Eisenhower told governors the federal role on highways may require a $900 million plan, urging state input to avoid centralization. He warned of a looming crisis, called for unity against centralized powers, and cited a need for a robust economic base, with a strategic highway program to boost production and living standards.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Congress
America
United States
Ain
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Williams
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Hobby
Washington
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Heat Wave Grips Texas With Record Readings Across State
The Texas heat persisted with 105 at Childress 104 at Abilene and Lufkin 103 at Junction San Antonio and Victoria 102 at Laredo 101 at Houston and San Angelo and 100 at Del Rio Big Spring Presidio and Amarillo. Dalhart 99 El Paso 96 Corpus Christi 95 Galveston 90 with scant showers along the coast.
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Falls
Sherman
Waco
Austin
Childress
Abilene
Lufkin
Junction
San Antonio
Victoria
Laredo
Houston
San Angelo
del Rio
Big Spring
Presidio
Amarillo
Dalhart
el Paso
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Texas
College Station
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Butler
St. Louis
Emporia
Kan
Ponca City
Okla
Chanute
Dallas
Washington
Oregon
City expands parking ticket plan with envelope payments
The city introduces an envelope style parking ticket system with a $1 overdue fee after 10 days to cut delinquent tickets and offset processing costs. Clerks expect possible personnel savings. tickets remain issued by women traffic officers and paid via the enclosed envelope or in person at the Corporation Court. An added $10 warrant arrest fine takes effect today.
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Andrews
Corporation
Dale
Branaman
Corporation Court
9Th Street
City of Lubbock Corporation Court
Hank DeNoble
DeNoble
Citizens’ Traffic Commission
Commissioner In Martin County Quits
Stanton Texas July 12 A Martin County commissioner Oliver Vaughn resigned ten days after county judge James McMorries quit amid disclosed financial troubles. Acting County Judge Bruce Frazier declined to appoint a replacement until after the July 24 primary. The county grand jury resumed its probe into the financial crisis as Peru's Congress considers a bill to attract foreign private investment.
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McMorries
Canadian Project Faces Flood Control and Pipe Plans
The report outlines flood control debates, a possible smaller dam to cut costs, and a central filtration system as more economical. Alternative plans cover municipal water only and industrial lines, underground storage, bond structures, costs per million gallons, and long term financing. New members join the authority with elections and budget details discussed.
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Bureau
Amarillo
Canyon
Borger
Pampa
Cadiz
Foster
Municipality Service
Sun Imperial Council luncheon report from Atlantic City meets in Lubbock
News briefs cover Charlie C. Sherrod’s report on the Sun Imperial Council luncheon in Lubbock at the South Plains Shrine Club. Tom Breedlove presided as 27 members attended.
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Charlie C. Sherrod
Sun Imperial Council
Atlantic City
Lubbock
South Plains
Suspects Cited in Patterson Death Probe and Indictments
Assistant Attorney General Bern ard Sykes says there are definite suspects in Patterson's murder but no ruling on a single culprit. Garrett Arch Ferrell and Lamar Reid faced July 1 indictments for conspiring to add over 600 votes to Lee Porter in the attorney general race. Patterson was shot in Phenix City last June 18 before a grand jury testimony on vote fraud.
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Bernard Sykes
Patterson
Garrett
Sykes
Arch Ferrell
Phenix City Circuit
Lamar Reid
Jefferson County
Democratic Committee
Lee Porter
Phenix
Birmingham Grand Jury
Housing Probe Continues Amid Feeding Scandal Allegations
Gustave M. Berne testified that an FHA insured loan for Rockaway Crest Apartments at Far Rockaway exceeded actual costs by 1.37 million dollars while he earned a separate one million dollar profit on a land deal. Senator Capehart tied the case to Teapot Dome RFC and mink coats, calling it a grand scandal.
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Reconstruction Finance Corp
Capehart
FHA
RFC
Gustave M. Berne
Great Neck
Long Island
Berne
Rockaway Crest
Far Rockaway
Glenn Rainer speaks to Hub Lions on segregation ruling
Glenn Rainer former Lub bock Community Ambassador and Texas Tech student council president for 1954 55 addressed about 35 Hub Lions at Etter's Rebel Monday night. He warned that private enterprise school control would not solve the Supreme Court segregation ruling and urged no such loopholes. Eddie Fort led the meeting and announced a lawn furniture purchase for Milam's Orphan Home with plans for a toy drive for the home's children.
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Glenn Rainer
Hague Responds to Subpoenas at Nephew Funeral Riot Fears
Former Jersey City political boss Frank Hague, 78, returned from a European trip for his nephew Frank Hague Eggers death, faced two subpoenas, and sparked a 1000-strong crowd outside a funeral home as police restrained a tense confrontation. A process server identified as Leo Gattoni attempted to hand Hague the papers, triggering shoves and shouting before authorities escorted him away.
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Hague
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Leo Gattoni
Frank Hague Eggers
N. J
Paris
Florida
Gattoni
Kerr and Turner Battle For Democratic Nomination In Oklahoma
Turner quit during petitions suggesting he would exit the race leaving Kerr positioned for the Democratic nomination. Kerr, a 1952 candidate, faced a runoff near. Kerr hailed the surprising move as a chance for party unity for the fall campaign.
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Page One
Turner
Kerr
Washington
Senate
Oklahoma
Churchill Defends China Seat at U N in House Debate
Churchill reaffirmed that the Central People's government should represent China in the United Nations and warned that reconsideration is premature. He noted time is needed to assess China’s good faith on Korea and Indochina amid possible accords. Attlee inquired about a Big Three conference, to which Churchill said timing mattered. France to hold inaugural international textile equipment salon.
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Ment
People’s
China
United Nations
Korea
Indochina
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Churchill
Washington
Birth Announcements Highlight West Texas Hospital Deliveries
Jr and Mrs J H Stewart welcome a daughter at 22 56 p m weighing ? lb ? oz at West Texas Hospital. A D Williams Jr and Lube bock announce a son at 10 08 p m weighing ? lb ? oz. Garland B M Hatley a son 5 14 on El Paso St. Doyle Patterson a son 4 10 at West Texas Hospital. Leo Townsend a daughter 5 18 at Porter Clinic Hospital. Alex McHanay a son 7 ? oz at Porter Clinic Hospital.
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A. D. Williams Jr
Lube Bock
West Texas Hospital
Garland
Hatley
el Paso St
South Plains Telephone Co-operative
Doyle Patterson
Leo Townsend
Erskine
Porter Clinic Hospital
Salty Dog Implement Co
Alex McHanay
Shalla
Rt 1
Mendes France Asks Dulles to Return to Geneva Talks
British Foreign Secretary Eden pledged support as Prime Minister Mendes France urged Dulles to return to Geneva for Indochina talks. U S envoy Johnson visited Mendes France and Dulles agreed to discuss in Paris. Do proposed meeting with Pham Van Dong sparked coalition speculation. Molotov’s talks influenced Mendes France to a ceasefire approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendes-France
Anthony Eden
Dulles
Geneva
Eden
Paris
U. Alexis Johnson
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Johnson
Hotel du Rhone
Tran van Do
Pham van Dong
Bao Dai
Vietnam
Cannes
France
Dong
Eden Johnson
Walter Bedell Smith
Indochina
United States
Vivetminh
V. M. Molotov
Lubbock Man’s Tiger Hunt Film Shown in Brownfield
Brownfield hosts a film by W G Ain detailing a round the world trip ending with a tiger hunt in India. The 8 15 p m showing at the high school auditorium is sponsored by the Brownfield Lions Club with proceeds aiding crippled children eyesight restoration youth athletic and Boy Scout programs.
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Brownfield
Lubbock
W. G. Ain
India
Brownfield Lions Club
Jake Geron
Geron
Lions
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Roger Makins
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S. B. Whittenburg
T. E. Johnson
W. Holbrook
R. Q. Silverthorne
H. S. Hilburn
Plainview
Lawrence R. Hagg
B. Whittenburg
S. T. Curtis
E. D. Jones
Fritz Thompson
Hudson Davis
A. A. Meredith
Clint Walker
Tohoka
S. M. Clayton Jr
O'Donnell
Bryce Hengenin
Texas State Board of Water Engineers
U.S. Geological Survey
Gerald Peters
Avalanche- Journal
L Silverman
25Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Lamesa
Howard McSpadden
McSpadden
Reese Air Force Base
45Th St
C. C. McGlasson
Methodist Hospital
J. S. Hubbard
Alabama
Russell
Hub Lions Club
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